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There you were thinking that the Jeremy Clarkson story had died. You may not have heard much about that petition for a few days, even the Alan Partridge alternative feels a bit old now.
But fear not: a 3D printing company has created Hungry Hungry Clarkson so Top Gear fans missing the usual Sunday night slot can enjoy Clarkson in their home, office or school whenever they want.
The hungry, hungry petrol-head, currently subject to a disciplinary investigation from the BBC, has been reincarnated by CEL, which has released a design online. Anyone with a 3D printer can create their own replacement heads in order to customise their set of the original game.
It just remains to be see how Clarkson will feel when he finds out his steak has been replaced by little red plastic pellets.
What a time to be alive.
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